Your commitment to us
A partnership between patients and the clinician result in the most successful outcomes for the patient. Following a treatment plan to become pain free can often take time and does depend on the patient following the exact instructions given out by the clinician. It requires total co-operation from the patient to achieve the high standards we aim for. Failure to cooperate or missed appointments will delay treatment and jeopardise the result. A fee may be charged for missed or late cancellations.
Co-operation
- To carry out to the best of your ability the advice and instruction given by the clinician to achieve and maintain an improvement in your musculoskeletal health
- To raise any changes or dissatisfaction or change of treatment plan with your clinician
Relapse
- A completed treatment plan enabling you to be pain free does not guarantee the occurrence of relapse. We encourage review appointments to help reduce the occurrence and severity should you relapse. However, no guarantee of a relapse can be given
Appointments
- Please arrive in good time for your appointments
- Please try to avoid changing appointment since this will affect your outcomes for treatment. If you must change the time of your appointment please give as much notice as possible, a minimum of 24 hours as this give us an opportunity to offer it to another patient
- We do reserve the right to make a charge for appointments not kept or cancelled with 24 hours notice
Payments
- We provide a range of ways for you to pay for your treatment and we accept payment in cash, Apple Pay, Google Pay & credit/debit card
- All that we ask is that payment is made promptly when requested which is usually prior to the appointment, unless otherwise agreed by your clinician
- This payment may also include a deposit towards your next appointment. Experience has shown that this limits the amount of missed appointments
Did you know?
Your GP can refer you to chiropractors because they are regulated by the General Chiropractic Council in the same way as medical doctors are regulated by the General Medical Council. Sadly, you will still need to pay for your treatment as chiropractic care is not provided within the NHS in this area of the country. If you disagree with this, let your GP know!